Last week I posted information about an updated route finder which was made available as the ESRI International User Conference 2010 is set to kick of in San Diego. With the size of the venue and the amount of sessions, its useful to have an electronic route finder. Information on this can be found here: http://geo.geek.nz/events/… But what if you are not carrying a laptop? Well there is now a route finder available for those using an iPhone or Andriod device. Based on your location and without GPS, you can list the sessions in a nearby room, and if you desire, the application will show you the...

The ESRI International User Conference 2010 is about to kick off in San Deigo next week and for the last few years ESRI has created a nice little Flex application that allows you to find a room or router around the San Deigo Convention Centre. The application is a great and useful showcase of some of the capabilities of ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS API for Flex and Network Analyst. The route finder displays distance in either mi or km as well as approximate walking time. There is also the option of search for accessible routes. Definitely worth using if you are attending this years UC. You can find the...

A new press release is about to be published that talks about the new dynamic geocoding and routing services now offered through ArcGIS Online. ArcGIS Online is a fairly new platform, and ESRI has been working hard to add a number of new services and features to this platform. ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Desktop users can now complement their GIS projects with geocoding, place-finding, and routing capabilities. Composed of World Geocoding and World Routing, these new professional ArcGIS Online location services use the most current and detailed Tele Atlas reference data and are hosted and maintained by...